Protection from High-Cost Claims
It is a challenging benefits market. For self-funded employers, protecting assets from the financial impact of
catastrophic claims is vital, particularly as claims and costs continue to escalate.
Explore these resources to guide your self-insured clients on how to best mitigate financial vulnerability.
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Stop Loss Insurance
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Watch the Trends:
A Five-Year Claims History
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Stop Loss:
How It Fits Into the Puzzle
Pharmacy Focus:
A Cost Scenario Example
Watch the Trends: A Five-Year Claims History
Monitoring claim trends plays an important role in delivering Stop Loss protection to self-funded clients. Legislation, medical advancements and pharmaceuticals can all pose cost challenges.
Analyze recent claims history
Learn about the role of Stop Loss protection
Innovations such as new treatment options, emerging medical technology and record-keeping requirements can significantly add to the growth of costs. Stop Loss is a key part of the puzzle.
Stop Loss: How It Fits Into the Puzzle
Gain insight into containing
pharmaceutical costs
Pharmaceuticals can come with multimillion-dollar costs, impacting the growing claims trend in the self-funded market.
Pharmacy Focus: A Cost Scenario Example
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